[Glastonbury] Whats happend
Martin WHEELER
mwheeler at startext.co.uk
Fri Oct 3 20:43:38 BST 2003
On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, tom hayward wrote:
> I just got apache to work on my laptop.
Good. (If under Linux.)
Not So Good (if under Windows).
You *still* don't say which you're using.
If you want us to help you Tom, you simply _must_ give us more
information on what you're doing -- we can't possibly guess what you're
using, or what on, or anything.
> It worked fine but now when i open apache in console it says:
Umm -- why are you 'opening' apache?
There's nothing to see -- once started, apache is a process which runs
in the background, doing stuff which ensures that your browsers etc.
work -- but the only intervention needed from you (if any at all) is to
start it: 'apachectl start'; or to stop it: 'apachectl stop'.
It isn't like an application, where you get a nice little dialogue box
on the screen with pull-down menus, etc. -- it's a background *process*.
There's nowt to open; and nowt to see.
What happens if you enter 'http://localhost/' as a webpage address in
any browser you've got running?
> Whats happend
Your guess is as good as mine, mate, until you tell us *exactly* what it
is you're doing; what with; what on; and how. (And maybe also 'why'.)
Following instructions blindly from a magazine can lead you into some
strange back alleys. Particularly if the magazine is for Windows, and
you're using Linux!
Cheers,
--
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